Fujitsu Client Computing Limited has announced its refreshed FMV Note lineup covering the C, M, A, and Q series laptops. The refreshed collection introduces modern AMD Ryzen AI and Intel Wildcat Lake processors across 4 distinct form factors, with select models retaining physical optical disc drives. The devices are heading to retail shelves in Japan, while international pricing and global availability details remain unannounced.
The FMV Note C targets mobile users with a 13.3 inch display supporting touch input and Dolby Vision playback. Built from machined aluminum, the chassis comes in Horizon Blue and Pink Gold while integrating an upgraded thermal setup and HDMI video output. Power comes from an AMD Ryzen AI 7 445 processor. Fujitsu also partnered with artist Yu Nagaba to offer custom illustrations on the outer lid, matching wallpapers, and an optional clear protective case.
Fujitsu builds the FMV Note M around a 14.0 inch antiglare LCD screen enclosed in an aluminum body rated for military grade durability. The laptop runs on generation 3 Intel Core Wildcat Lake processors and features a user replaceable battery. Physical connectivity includes 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports, a 1GbE RJ45 ethernet jack, and Wi Fi 7 wireless networking.
The FMV Note A serves as a 16.0 inch desktop replacement powered by AMD Ryzen AI 5 or AI 7 silicon across 3 exterior colors. It includes a facial recognition camera and offers an optional built in DVD Super Multi Drive for users who still rely on physical optical media. The smaller FMV Note Q functions as a spill resistant 11.6 inch 2 in 1 convertible weighing roughly 1198 grams. It runs on an Intel N150 or N250 Twin Lake processor paired with 8GB of memory, 128GB of UFS flash storage, and Wi Fi 6E connectivity.
